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that thread was about use of ferrites on usb and/or spdif signals.

Hi Theo,

That thread was about putting them on digital lines that transport usb and/or spdif signals.

So I fully agree not putting them on these digital lines unless there is a very very dirty component on either side that might throw extra additional HF dirt into the data line.

But that thread made me aware of that i also see them sometimes power lines (my dell switching loader, some wallwarts, ect) I suddenly realized that may be ferrites might possibly also work on the power lines comming from the ATX.

Mark

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